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Foreign Language And Its Role In Overcoming Different Kinds Of Uncertainty

Table 2: Discussion Evaluation Form (DVE)

Criteria 0 1 2 3 Comments/Improvement Steps/Mistakes Analysis
NO YES
1. The purpose of the discussion is set and is clear to all the participants.
2. The leader or the facilitator of the discussion is appointed.
3. Active vocabulary is used by all the participants.
4. Everybody participates in the discussion. There were no dominators on the discussion.
5. The discussion is focused, the participants managed to stick to the point. No irrelevant discussion.
6. The participants gave facts, quotations, evidence from the text to support their arguments.
7. The participants gave examples, referred to analogous cases and their experience to support their arguments.
8. The problem was attacked from different points of view.
9. The participants managed to find contradictions and weak points in opponents’ arguments.
10. All the ideas of the discussion were summarized and the decisions made in the course of the discussion are stated.
11. The aim of the discussion is achieved.
TOTAL SCORE
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